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No, you cant use the distribution block for the RCAs. You should be fine with the 4 gauge wire if it is true 4 gauge. What's the brand of the wire?

1) A y splitter is pretty much your only option for splitting the signal. 2) For splitting the remote turn on you can use a distribution block, relay or run the wire to the original amp and run another wire from the original amps turn on to the second amps turn on. 3) I think that setup would sound pretty nice. I would give each sub their own chamber though 4) I would do the Big 3 and get a battery

I like ur last sentence..haha

No one mentioned cat5 in this thread, although it works. Also, this does answer your question, your original question atleast because it wasn't specific.

he didn't specify whether he wants the two wires in the terminals or if he wants one wire per terminal and use bolts.

Wire is wire. You could use 5/0 as speaker wire if it fit

don't forget about XS power. I think your voltage would be okay with the group 31 battery from them

You probably need three common port walls. Two port walls is for if the port is in one corner. I'm pretty sure three common port walls lowers tuning

What type of music do you listen to. If it's rap, then 32-33hz. If it's rock, I reccommend anywhere from 35-37hz

I'd do a custom box because it's made to work with the subwoofer. Also, prefabs are usually tuned pretty high.

Congrats Steve! You've grown a lot, which isn't surprising

Damn, that looks extremely clean..I luv it

You should have 12-16 square inches of port area per foot. Also, I would Make the port height 20.5 inches tall because it's easier but it height will work too

MDF (medium density fiberboard)

I'd do between 3.5 and 4 cubes and tune to about 33hz

Im guessing about 7200

I agree with everything he said. You shouldn't expect a straight answer for this question

I have one called SubShredder. It's simple but performs it's task very well

I'd put a d3400 up front and throw a d3100 in the back.

yeah, having some experienced will help A LOT! I'll be lookin' out for the build

Yeah, it's f'd up

it won't defeat the purpose of having an eq. What the eq does is equalize sound (obviously). You will get the same frequencies with the two headunits, but the sound quality would be different this is to back myself up about the 15 hrs a week..haha. I work at a daycare center that has an afterschool program to watch the elementary and intermediate schools in the district. The kids get there around 4 pm and the place closes at 7. I applied to watch afterschool so 3 hours times 5 days is 15 hours. The reason I don't work on weekends is because my parents are divorced and I go to my dads house on the weekends

I understand that the money will help, but to me it's not worth it. Of course I wouldn't get a crappy headunit with like .5 volt preouts. It all depends on what you are looking for. For example, my dad would do the upgrade because all he wants is SQ

Yep, add 0 gauge; especially because you have it laying around. It carries more power and has less resistance

You'll have better sound quality but I wouldnt waste the money (keep in mind that I'm a highschool student who only works 15 hours a week)